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Britten in the Rain: a Dream that charms in parts but lacks cohesion
Rain cannot wash away the charm of Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Lismore Castle, a visually clever, if uneven, outdoor staging with moments of real enchantment.
Buxton Festival celebrates 40th anniversary with Eugene Onegin
Every July, Buxton’s charming opera house hosts an international festival of opera, literature and the arts. This year the festival opened with a strong familiar favourite, Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin.
Hedonism and downfall: Don Giovanni in Belfast
Oliver Mears' impressively-cast farewell production in Belfast combines gripping drama and exuberant fun in a symbol-packed reading of Don Giovanni.
Situation comedy, Italian style
A light and sassy comedy from Wolf-Ferrari showcases the latest crop of talent from the Guildhall in a stylish 1960s production from Yannis Thavoris with video by Dom Baker, directed by Stephen Barlow.
Lust, greed and corruption: The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny
Mahagonny surfaces for just the second time in Ireland, in a collaborative production resonating harshly with the country's recent economic history.